Nemetschek Group Expands India R&D with New Bangalore Office

Nemetschek Group, a globally leading software provider for the AEC/O (Architecture, Engineering, Construction and Operations) and media industries, today announced the opening of its new office in Bangalore, further strengthening its presence in India. As part of this expansion, the company plans to hire 250 professionals in two years across software development, R&D, and support functions over the coming months.

Nemetschek India also earned Great Place to Work® Certification for the second consecutive year, reaffirming the company’s focus on creating a people-centric culture in India’s AEC tech industry.

This move underscores Nemetschek’s strategic commitment to India as both a critical talent hub and a fast-growing market for digital transformation in the construction and building lifecycle sector.

“India is an important market to our global strategy—not just for its talent depth, but for the accelerating demand for digital solutions in the built environment,” said Vishal Mani, Managing Director, Nemetschek India. “This expansion was long overdue; we’re excited about the opportunities it brings for our teams and customers.”

The new office was inaugurated in the presence of Zoltan Ladi and Raghi Iyengar, technology leaders of Nemetschek group companies.

The Bangalore R&D office will complement Nemetschek India’s existing operations in Hyderabad and Mumbai, creating a stronger network to attract talented resources passionate about innovation in digital construction software. It will also enhance the company’s capacity to develop technologies in areas such as Building Information Modeling (BIM), digital twins, cloud-based collaboration, and sustainable building design.

With the construction industry in India projected to reach USD 1.4 trillion by 2030, the demand for advanced AEC/O software solutions is accelerating. Nemetschek’s growing investment in the region is aligned with this trend, and its solutions are already being used by leading developers, architects, engineers, and government bodies across the country.